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# Re: Octal vs. Hexidecimal

- Date: Fri, 26 Jan 1996 13:16:24 PST
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    I realized that I may have been mistaken about how binary data is
    stored.  Is it stored in memory in ~xxx form, or is it stored in
    memory as the true value of the byte, and only converted to ~xxx
    form when code is disassembled or printed through an ascii
    connection?

    If that's so then forget my rant about a binary data type.  My rant
    on hex vs. octal still stands though.

    Phantom

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